| Surname: | Green |
| Initials: | A |
| Rank: | Sergeant |
| Army Number: | 256 |
| Notes: | MFP. 15/6/81 he enlisted in the 35 Foot ( later 1 Royal Sussex Regiment), born Henley on Thames, Oxon, occupation Labourer. Served Malta 3 years, Egypt 11 months. 31/12/03 discharged time served at Aldershot, age 39 years, served 21.7 years, conduct exemplary, address: C/O Provost Marshal Aldershot. 15/6/1881 he enlisted in the 43 Brigade, No. 2155, age 18 years, occupation labourer, born Henley on Thames, 15/6/1882 to Royal Sussex Regiment. 2/12/1886 transferred to MFP, 31/12/1902 to discharge time expired, served 21 years 200 days, conduce exemplary, rank Sgt. Served home 15/6/1881 to 14/6/1882, Malta 15/5/1882 to 19/1/1885, Egypt 20/1/1885 to 4/1/1886, Home 5/1/1886 to 31/12/1903 to discharge time expired. Awarded the Long Service & Good Conduct Medal, Army Order 168 of 1899. 1/4/1892 he married Emma Elizabeth Spang at Pullingham, Chatham. Alfred Green. He has the same No. as Pte J Kirk MMP. Extract from the Nottingham evening Post, 6/1/1908. In the form of an Advertisement for Peps Mr A Green, canteen manager of the Military Police at Aldershot, and a retired member of the same force, in which he served for 22 years, writes from 65 St George's Road, Aldershot, the following enthusiastic account of his experience of Peps for coughs and colds:- "Some time ago I suffered severely from a frightful cold in the head and chest. It was nothing but cough, cough, cough, night and day. My head was completely stuffed up so that I could scarcely breath. A chemist strongly advised me to try Peps. Well, before I had half finished that box my cold was completely broken up. What is more, I feel in better health bodily than I have done for a long time. I could not wish to feel better than I do to-day, and I know it is Peps that have done this form me, for I have taken nothing else. Of all chemists at 1/11/2 or 2/9d. See the name Peps on every box. PEPS a Pine Forest In Every Home. |